Pale Ale
by Kelli

Comment by posthumous:
I gave this a 5. If it were just a perfectly exposed, sharp photo of a glass of ale I would have given it a 4, but I gave you an extra point for the daring processing. You pushed it to the very edge of visibility, so that even though the rim and base are visible on your monitor, they are pretty much invisible on some of the voters' monitors, including mine. And that explains the low score. The things I vote up for, other people vote down for.

p.s. the reason I was voting this low in the first place is because I don't like studio/product shots and I feel a photo should have a reason to exist other than fulfilling the challenge.

Pale Ale
by Kelli

Comment by tate:
sounds like something I'd like right now. I sometimes feel like this: under-rated, invisible, a little blurry ... more focus on details might be better.

Pale Ale
by Kelli

Comment by Sheryll:
This is either too overexposed or you increase brightness without compensating in contrast. Its too washed out. The idea is good and the composition is nice. I'd like to see the original when the challenge is over.

Pale Ale
by Kelli

Comment by ursula:
Good idea for the challenge. To make it work, the light would have to be more controlled, so that there is definition in the glass/beer, yet the background remains very white. As it is, the subject gets soft of mushed into the background, and the background is not clear and white. ~4

"Mom, can I play in your light tent?"
by Kelli

Comment by dsterner:
The kid sleeping ....IIIII wanna stay up LATE!!! - works for me

"Mom, can I play in your light tent?"
by Kelli

Comment by muur88:
perhaps a wider angle would make this more interesting for me. Forgive my lack of experience, but is this thing used for product photography?

lunchtime
by Kelli

Comment by silverfoxx:
what a cute frog! I never knew they could be so cute:) wonderful color, too:)

"Mom, can I play in your light tent?"
by Kelli

Comment by NikonJeb:
Don't get it, but it's cute.

Pale Ale
by Kelli

Comment by Qiki:
It seems to me that you've pushed the brightness way up to get the 'white', but in the process have ended up with a very blown looking image.

Pale Ale
by Kelli

Comment by bmartuch:
This is a really nice shot but I would like to see a tad more of the glass. 7